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Benchmarks are fun but I'll stick with rails and its simple ways of letting you cache data. I'm ok with getting out the door response times of 8-15ms while ser
by rartichoke 13y ago
Benchmarks are fun but I'll stick with rails and its simple ways of letting you cache data.
I'm ok with getting out the door response times of 8-15ms while serving 20,000 unique hits a day on a $5/month VPS. The server does not even break a sweat too and it's doing more than serving the app too.
- matthewking 13y agoWhat kind of response times do you get on a cache miss though?
- rartichoke 13y ago80ms-350ms is normal under typical traffic conditions. It depends on the complexity of the page. That's still not terrible though and it could easily improve by massive amounts with a stronger server. I have not gone crazy with profiling either. Just using fairly basic cache blocks when applicable.